
11 - 50 employees
Founded 2011
🤝 Non-profit
📚 Education
🤲 Charity
Non-profit • Education • Charity
GCU is a Cape Town-based non-profit organization dedicated to empowering children and youth in vulnerable communities through education, early childhood development (ECD), foster care, tutoring and mentorship, skills training, and feeding programs. The organization runs after-school tutoring, mind-stimulating activities like chess, volunteer-led youth employment and skills initiatives, and daily meal services to address hunger and support school retention. GCU partners with local organizations and relies on volunteers to build safer, more resilient communities and create opportunities for long-term positive outcomes.
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11 - 50 employees
Founded 2011
🤝 Non-profit
📚 Education
🤲 Charity
Non-profit • Education • Charity
GCU is a Cape Town-based non-profit organization dedicated to empowering children and youth in vulnerable communities through education, early childhood development (ECD), foster care, tutoring and mentorship, skills training, and feeding programs. The organization runs after-school tutoring, mind-stimulating activities like chess, volunteer-led youth employment and skills initiatives, and daily meal services to address hunger and support school retention. GCU partners with local organizations and relies on volunteers to build safer, more resilient communities and create opportunities for long-term positive outcomes.
• Provide faculty supervision for students’ clinical training and documentation • Facilitate required synchronous group supervision • Support Counselors-in-Training in meeting established hour requirements, including individual supervision and direct client contact • Ensure compliance with program and applicable state licensure expectations • Commit to 44 weeks of instruction on either Mondays or Thursdays • Conduct a weekly Zoom call from 4:00–5:30 p.m. Arizona time • Take students from Practicum through Internship I and Internship II for a total of 44 weeks
• Doctorate degree in Counselor Education • Independent licensure in counseling or a closely related field (e.g., LPC, LMHC, LCPC, or equivalent) • OR Master’s in degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling or related counseling degree AND 5 years work experience as an Independent Licensed Counselor • Relevant training for in-person and/or distance counseling supervision • Relevant training in the technology utilized for supervision • Maintain an active membership in a recognized counseling association • Evidence of experience in counseling advocacy, research or other scholarly work, at least two years of clinical practice, or counselor education • Unofficial transcripts for applicable conferred graduate degrees • Applicable licenses/certifications
• Tuition benefits for the adjunct employee and dependents • 401(k) • Employee Perks and Discounts • Remote work arrangement • Part-time employment
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